Fotobounce 3.1, the latest release of Applied Recognition’s free advanced photo-sharing and organizing software achieves what many have thought is out of reach – the compatibility of privacy with online photo sharing via its “circle of trust” feature. Fotobounce 3.1 also demonstrates its continued commitment to add user-friendly features to make organizing, sharing and printing photos fun and easy through tools such as Fotomail. - October 21, 2010
Applied Recognition announces the release of Fotobounce™ version 3.0, offering users the most secure way to share photos with friends and family members. With the release of v3.0, Fotobounce alleviates the concerns most users have about sharing their digital photos via a public website. These new features complement the unique people-centric photo management capabilities of version 2.0. Fotobounce also employs advanced face recognition
technology to speed up the tagging of photos. - June 10, 2010
Fotobounce digital photo organization and sharing software announces the addition of its newest partner, 1&1 Internet Inc. Through this partnership, 1&1 Internet Inc. will be able to provide its customers with a complimentary version of this simple-to-use photo management software tool. This free custom version of Fotobounce is an excellent value for 1&1 customers, saving them the $49US regular license fee and is another example of the many ways 1&1 provides valuable resources to its customers. - March 21, 2010
Applied Recognition announces the release of Fotobounce™ Version 2.0, whose face recognition technology enhancement means users can organize their photos faster than ever. Fotounce 2.0 also offers greater organization flexibility and sharing opportunities via social media networks such as Facebook. - January 29, 2010
Applied Recognition announces the release of Fotobounce v1.1, making digital photo organization and sharing easier than ever. Fotobounce uses advanced face recognition technology to effectively sort and tag digital images, allowing effortless sharing via social networking sites such as Flickr and Facebook, as well as viewing on mobile PDA devices. - September 30, 2009
